I'm deciding between two rear bumpers but I had a question about the one from 4x4 labs as I didn't really get a straight answer out of them. I'm not offended as I know they're busy.
Thing is, I need to mount my Hi-lift, but they have no photos on their page of the bumper with any gear on it, and everything I search on here and on Google in general shows the lift in like 3 different places. The question is, where/how in the hell does one mount the hi-lift on their bumper? Does one of you have the time to show your boy a quick photo of where it's placed and how it attaches?
Further, I'd love to know just how far the upright for the tire mount stands off the tailgate and how wide that square tube is. If you can tell me that I can figure out how far my tire is going to stick out and if the damn thing will fit in the garage.
For the curious minds out there, the other contender is Trail Tailor. Jason has done beautiful work on my roof rack (my rig is the first photo on his custom rack page) and I'm a big fan of the quality of stuff I've gotten from him in the past. Just trying to do my due diligence here.
Thanks!
Thing is, I need to mount my Hi-lift, but they have no photos on their page of the bumper with any gear on it, and everything I search on here and on Google in general shows the lift in like 3 different places. The question is, where/how in the hell does one mount the hi-lift on their bumper? Does one of you have the time to show your boy a quick photo of where it's placed and how it attaches?
Further, I'd love to know just how far the upright for the tire mount stands off the tailgate and how wide that square tube is. If you can tell me that I can figure out how far my tire is going to stick out and if the damn thing will fit in the garage.
For the curious minds out there, the other contender is Trail Tailor. Jason has done beautiful work on my roof rack (my rig is the first photo on his custom rack page) and I'm a big fan of the quality of stuff I've gotten from him in the past. Just trying to do my due diligence here.
Thanks!